Resolve performance problems with Dermi Atlas Professional, including slow page loads, slow image uploads, and unresponsive interface.
Updated May 28, 2026
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Dermi Atlas Professional Is Slow
Docker Resources: Ensure Docker has at least 4 GB of RAM available (4 GB is the installation minimum). Low memory causes swapping and lag.
Image Alignment: Automatic image alignment is resource-intensive. If alignment is slow or unresponsive, increasing Docker memory allocation can help. In Dermi Atlas Manager, selecting a lower-resource vision and background-removal model tier reduces processing load, and aligning fewer images at once also helps because batch alignment is bounded (default of about 20 target images per request).
Host Load: Check if other apps on the host computer are using high CPU/RAM.
Network: Connect the host computer to the network with wired Ethernet. This removes the host from the Wi-Fi network and frees airtime for wireless client devices, which can improve overall responsiveness.
Image Upload Is Slow
Network Speed: Large uploads depend heavily on Wi-Fi speed. Move closer to the router or use 5GHz Wi-Fi.
Batch Size: Try uploading smaller batches of images.
Disk Space: Ensure the host computer has ample free space.